The city of San Bernardino will resume clearing homeless encampments after a judge lifted an injunction. Officials have implemented a new plan to assist individuals in finding housing while allowing them to keep their belongings.
The city of San Bernardino will soon begin clearing homeless encampments again after a judge lifted an injunction on a lawsuit this week. Despite this, city officials have a new plan to help people find housing while keeping their belongings. While the Supreme Court has officially ruled that encampment enforcement is permitted, and California Governor Gavin News om has directed cities to clear encampments, San Bernardino was unable to do so because of an ongoing lawsuit.
The injunction required them to restructure the way that encampment cleanups were conducted, which is why they finally reached a first of its kind settlement with the American Civil Liberties Union. In order to clear encampments from now on, the city must secure accommodations for homeless people who have disabilities, and they won't be allowed to destroy people's property. Instead, they'll have to offer 90-day storage.
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